The fishing ban in Tamil Nadu, which comes into effect from midnight on Monday, is expected to cause an increase in fish prices. Implemented annually, the ban on motorboat fishing runs from April 15 ...

The fishing ban, mandated under the Tamil Nadu Marine Fisheries Regulation Act, 1983, and enforced in accordance with the Centre’s Deep Sea Fishing Regulation Act, 2001, will remain in force ...

The annual 61-day fishing ban in Tamil Nadu starts. It aims to conserve marine resources. The ban covers the Bay of Bengal, Palk Bay, and Gulf of Mannar. Fishermen anchor their boats as ports become ...

The annual 61-day-long fishing ban along the coasts of Tamil Nadu will begin on April 15, 2025. In Chennai, a total of 809 mechanised boats will remain ashore till mid-June. Meanwhile ...

(MENAFN- IANS) Chennai, April 13 (IANS) The annual 61-day fishing ban along Tamil Nadu's east coast will come into effect on April 15, aiming to conserve marine resources and protect fish breeding ...

WERE ALL QUITE BUSY. FISH FRY LOVERS GET EXCITED WHEN SIGNS GO UP. THEY HAVE A POPULAR BREADED RECIPE AT SAINT ALBERT’S BLESSED TRINITY IN MUNHALL. THEY SELL A TON. ACTUALLY, THEY SOLD MORE THAN ...

According to the district administration, the fishing ban came into effect under the Tamil Nadu Marine Fishing Regulations Act, 1983, to protect marine life during the breeding season. During the ...

Chennai: The annual 61-day fishing ban along Tamil Nadu’s coastline commenced in the early hours of Tuesday and will remain in effect until 14 June. The ban, enforced under the Tamil Nadu Marine ...

Tamil Nadu has enacted its annual 61-day fishing ban, effective from April 15th, to preserve marine resources during the peak breeding season. This ban encompasses crucial fishing areas such as the ...

New Ott Releases in Tamil 2025: OTT services have become the preferred choice for modern moviegoers. This article features a list of Tamil movies, Web series, and dubbed films that regularly debut ...

Chennai: The annual 61-day fishing ban along Tamil Nadu’s east coast will come into effect on April 15, aiming to conserve marine resources and protect fish breeding during the spawning season.

The fishing ban, mandated under the Tamil Nadu Marine Fisheries Regulation Act, 1983, and enforced in accordance with the Centre’s Deep Sea Fishing Regulation Act, 2001, will remain in force until ...